UK Health Security Agency’s Post

☀️ The coming days are going to be scorching. The Bureau of Meteorology is warning of heatwave conditions across much of New South Wales from today until Friday, with maximum temperatures in the high thirties to low forties 🌡️ An extreme heatwave warning has been issued for the Hunter and Mid North Coast regions. Everyone can be affected by hot weather. It’s important to be aware of the health effects of heat exposure and to know what actions you can take to protect yourself and others: 🚿🥛 Keep cool and stay hydrated 👵👶 Older people and babies and young children are at greatest risk 📝❄️ Plan ahead - check that air-conditioners, fridges and freezers are working. 🏠🌳📚 Know where you can go to get relief from the heat. Public buildings with air-conditioning like libraries or shopping centres, or a shady park. ⛑️🤒 Learn the signs and symptoms, and first-aid for heat-related illness. Learn how to Beat the Heat this summer: https://lnkd.in/gtMysVND

The first significant heat wave of this season is forecasted to impact millions of people across the Midwest, Great Lakes, and Northeast this week, June 16 through 22, according to National Weather Service (NWS) Weather Prediction Center (WPC) officials. As temperatures rise, health officials urge individuals to stay safe by taking extra precautions and monitoring for signs of heat-related illness. To learn more about how to beat the heat, see the tips below and visit: https://lnkd.in/gASN4AAJ #emergencymanagement #beattheheat #safetytips

Happy New Year to all my clients and connections! Following a wet and windy festive period, it looks like a case of ‘new year, new weather pattern’, with a much drier, colder period ahead. Long range weather forecasting is still an evolving science, and no wise meteorologist will promise anything beyond a few days. But with a number of global teleconnections and drivers aligning right now in favour of cold weather, confidence is higher than usual that the first few weeks of 2024 could be notably chilly. Contrary to typical media hyperbole, no one can tell you if it’s going to snow in your back yard more than about 24 hours in advance! However I’d say there’s a greater-than-average risk of some quite wintry weather to come for many of us, with associated impacts. If you have plumbed dust/odour suppression systems or other frost-vulnerable equipment on site, it’s well worth being prepared. 😉 #weatheraware #winteriscoming

🌦️ As we move into the fall season, it's important to stay on top of the weather changes. Our company can help you prepare for any upcoming weather events with our advanced forecasting technology. Don't let unexpected weather ruin your plans, trust us to keep you informed and safe. Have you experienced any unexpected weather lately? Let us know in the comments below.

Cold weather is on the horizon. With night-time lows expected to drop below freezing early next week, make sure your home or business is prepared by following these tips.

Sunny to Partly Cloudy Today in the Twin Cities with a chance for Isolated T-Storms after 5 p.m. mainly north of the Twin Cities - the most likely time for T-Storms in the Twin Cities is after 10 p.m. Tonight through 4 a.m. Tuesday. Highs this afternoon in the low to mid 80s with Muggy dew point temperatures in the mid to upper 60s. Scattered T-Storms with Heavy Downpours Tonight especially after 10 p.m. along with areas of Patchy Fog and lows by 7 a.m. Tuesday in the mid to upper 60s. Spotty T-Storms Tuesday morning then Hazy Sunshine in the afternoon with Less Humid Air and highs around 80 degrees. Sunshine and Low Humidity on Wednesday with highs in the upper 70s then warming into the low to mid 80s on Thursday. Weekend looks Hot and Humid with Isolated T-Storms Sunday. Highs both Saturday and Sunday in the upper 80s to low 90s. I will have Weather updates on KSTC 45 Today 12-1pm. Jonathan Yuhas KSTP & KSTC

Relevant as ever! Click the link below for advice on how to avoid frozen or burst pipes during this latest cold spell 🥶 https://lnkd.in/eMrSZKpT

A Cleveland winter calls for taking precaution against cold weather dangers, and there are a few simple things you can do to keep yourself safe this season. This blog from Care shares several useful tips: https://lnkd.in/erXSTHyD

Cold weather is on the horizon. With night-time lows expected to drop below freezing early next week, make sure your home or business is prepared by following these tips.